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Economic Development Committee unanimously gives do-pass recommendations for three House bills
Summary
The Economic Development Committee voted unanimously (13–0) to give do-pass recommendations for house bill 18 47, house bill 19 61 and House Bill 16 44; the committee recessed after the three roll-call votes.
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The Economic Development Committee convened, took roll and unanimously recommended do-pass on three House bills during a brief session.
An unidentified speaker called the meeting to order and an unnamed committee member moved that house bill 18 47 be "voted due pass." After no discussion, the committee conducted a roll call and the presiding voice announced, "13 in favor of the bill and 0 against," recording a unanimous do-pass recommendation for house bill 18 47.
The committee then moved to house bill 19 61. Following a motion to give the bill a do-pass recommendation and no discussion, the roll was called again and the committee registered unanimous support. The transcript records a subsequent misstatement by an unidentified speaker, saying "You have voted house 16 44 as do pass" after that vote; the committee's intent and the motion under consideration at that moment were for house bill 19 61, per the roll-call sequence.
Finally, the committee considered House Bill 16 44. A motion to vote "do pass" carried after another unanimous roll-call, with the presiding voice stating "by your vote of 13 eyes and 0 noes." The committee recessed with no further business on the agenda.
There was no substantive debate recorded on any of the three bills in the transcript. The session consisted of motions, immediate roll-call votes and announcements. The transcript does not identify individual movers by name and does not include bill descriptions, fiscal notes, sponsors, or committee amendments; those details were not specified in the provided record.
The committee's unanimous do-pass recommendations send each bill to the next stage of the legislative process for further consideration by the full chamber.
